Sunferno Heavy Duty Ratchet Straps Tie Down Set | 2500 Lbs Break Strength | 15 Ft Black Straps with Soft Loops | Securely Transport Motorcycle, Cargo, ATV, Moving Equipment | 4 Pack

I've had a lot of ratchet straps over the years, mostly cheaper ones on sale at your store of choice. Eventually those rust and break. Had these almost a couple months now and they work great. Was attracted to the high break strength, coating to prevent rust and extras like the soft straps and bag. So far used multiple times to tie down snowmobiles. Rubber grips are nice and ratchet action is smooth. Road gunk/dirt and snow cleans off easily. Also used to strap trailer load of furniture. Soft loops come in handy to get the strap where you want it. The full s hook is nice but be aware it cannot hook into some places, like the grated decking found on some trailers. The bag is a nice extra to keep things organized and tangle free. We'll see how the longevity holds up on these straps for rusting or breaking. But so far liked them enough to get another set. For the price point, strength, and extras I would recommend this product.

I got this set of straps so that I could secure my '67 BSA motorcycle to a hitch carrier. The straps work great, they are easy to use and the bag is perfect for keeping them together each time I need them. They are plenty long, which can be great for other uses but if you are going to use them to tie down a motorcycle just be aware that you'll need to do something with the extra length; I just tuck the ends into my camper shell and close the glass. The hooks are awesome; big enough to easily hook onto the handlebars & frame of the bike which is great. With my setup the extra bar straps are not necessary but they might be handy for other bikes. The rubber coating prevents scratching the frame up; the bars are chrome but the rubber coating prevents any scratching / marring of those either.

I suggest watching a few videos before you use these for the first time. There is a right way and wrong way to use them and my first go around was the wrong way. Watched a video, learned I'd loaded them incorrectly and needed to pull more excess strap through the ratchet and they were perfect. I had bought a couple wobbly and very heavy cast iron stoves I need to haul the shipping company. I used rope and elastic straps to get them home but the trip to the shipper was longer so I left them in my truck bed for the couple days it took to get this set in. Once I figured out the proper way to use them I was able to use all 4 to secure them in my truck for the hour trip to the shipper. After unloading the bag they include was handy to store them back in and put underneath my trucks back seat. These will stay with me a very long time and for the price I think they are a quality product and something anyone with a truck needs to have. Ropes and bungee cords are not the best way to strap heavy stuff down and I should have bought these long ago.

Back in the mid 1990's when cargo or ratchet straps where a new item hanging on pegs at your local wally world, they were extremely well built with thick straps, and the metal used for the buckles where of a heavy gauge. I had a set that with a reasonable measure of care lasted me well over a decade. I'd have them today if they were not stolen out of my truck. That is the standard that I measure ratchet straps by. These days it is impossible to find anything that is on par with those early offerings. Across the board manufacturers have figured out how to squeeze all the quality 'out' of ratchet straps so as to lower production costs down to near nothing. The rare exception seems to be high quality straps that are purpose built for auto transport (cars and trucks), too large to move my motorcycle. I was skeptical to order straps, since I could not see them beforehand, but I was in a pinch and needed to get something soon. I could not spend days running all over town comparing products. Prime's two-day delivery was a reasonable lead time for my situation. I am pleasantly surprised by the quality of these straps. The strapping material itself is thicker/heavier then most, not paper thin, and appears of good quality. They are of a generous length which proved useful in securing my motorcycle properly. With the long straps I was able to utilize an anchor point that was in an ideal location but did not have ample purchase for the hook. The length of the strap allowed me to loop it around the ideal anchor point and run the strap along the wall to another location that was far from an ideal anchor wise, but easy for the hook to attach to. I have used these straps just one time so far but they did not stretch and allow slack, keeping the motorcycle securely in place during transport. The single wire hooks (the hooks are made of what most would call 'steel rod' or such but in industry it is called 'wire') are sturdy and their shape is consistent. I secured my motorcycle inside a box truck. The truck box had the typical wooden strips down both sides for securing/tying loads to. A double-wire hook, which is what many of the better quality straps use, is often much too wide/thick for getting into tight spaces. Point-in-case these single wire hooks fit between the box wall and the wooden strip allowing me to double the hook back on the strap to get a more secure hold. The short straps for looping around the motorcycle frame/handlebars/ tie-down points are of equal quality. They are a must for me as the wire hooks, while coated with rubber, can still bite into and mar chrome and painted surfaces, or dent/deform the material underneath. The straps also allow attachment to points on the motorcycle where the hooks would not fit due to being too large or of irregular shape. The ratchet mechanisms work well. If a ratchet mechanism is not true and square, it will bind and require force/effort/fidgeting or a tool to release. Extremely frustrating and a time-sink when trying to unload. All four buckles are true and work as expected. The barrels (the center cylinder the straps wind around) are made of a reasonable size material that is superior to most that I have come across. The carrying bag is made of thin material, but with care it should last. I believe the bag is for keeping the kit together and not intended as a rugged carrying case. I expect rough handling would result in a short life for the bag, but with gentle use should work well preventing straps from wondering off. I am very pleased with these straps. So much so that I am considering ordering a second set to keep in the truck for use as just ordinary ratchet straps. The first set will be kept with the bike for the occasional transportation need. I believe this strap kit would perform favorable in a side-by-side comparison with other like items. Giving everything a five star rating that a person likes cheapens the meaning of the 'highest' rating; that is my opinion. I reserve five star ratings for products that go far beyond expectations. I wanted to give this product five stars, but could not. What tripped me up are the ratchet mechanisms. They are stamped from thicker gauge sheet metal then most I looked at, but they fall just shy of my old school mid-90's product comparison standard. While they are adequate, work well, and I expect them to last a good long time, I really wish they were made of a heavier gauge metal as that would give me confidence of an extremely long life with the reasonable abuse that the average person will put them through. With that said, I do expect these straps will be a favorite of mine for a long time to come. I would give a 4.5 star rating if I could.

I used two sets (8) of these for a 450 mile move over the mountains in a 26 foot moving truck. The soft strap loops were particularly useful for slipping over the wooden rails in the cargo compartment. The hooks passed behind the wood rails when necessary. The ratchets are smooth and precise. These straps secured all types of furniture including various dressers, tables, a large glass-door china cabinet and an upright piano. Everything stayed locked in place over curvy mountain roads and many miles of rough, truck-lane, interstate pavement. The straps still look brand new after performing flawlessly. It's a very good product at a reasonable price. Recommended!

This is my third tie down set I own and I can say for sure that this is the best of them all. My first one had huge metallic ratchet handles, I used to tie down my bike on my Ranger using it. Every single time I used them it was a pain, literally. It had no padded support on ratchet and my hands would be red from all the cranking. I bought the second one from local store, they were good for 6 months before the stitching gave away. While using it had inconvenience with the open hooks which made the webbing to slip, but nothing that can't be tolerated. These straps are just amazing. I have used these to tie down the bike and have gone over bumps while driving and barely anything moved. In addition the black color looks absolutely gorgeous, no awkward zinc coating is visible on the ratchet like my other ones, these match the color of my Ford Ranger. I thought my second straps were good, well you never know until you use a better quality one. Add in the fact that I got free soft loops and a carry bag with it. Sunferno customer service contacted me to make sure everything was working great. Highly recommend the product, will buy few more straps from these guys. There's never enough tie downs for a truck.

I bought a Kawasaki Voyager that was 300 miles away from home. I trailered it back with the 4 straps and it never moved an inch. It stayed perfectly still exactly where we put it. I love these straps and the wraps for hooking it to the bike worked just fine keeping the hook and ratchet away from the bike with no damage. I recommend these to anyone who wants to trailer a bike with no worries. The tote bag is nice to keep them organized. AWESOME PRODUCT!!! WELL WORTH THE MONEY.

These straps were used to strap down a dirt bike on a rear trailer hitch carrier. The straps and the ratchet mechanism are both really strong. They also come with a nice storage bag. I did cut the straps shorter because they are really, really long for this type of application. Otherwise they work really well for the strapping down a 200+lb bike.